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Paren’t who use children as bait, the visitation order they ignore enforce it!!

Something, many things are wrong in this state, DCF/CPS  and the Federal money they get for taking children illegally. Family courts and orders that are given are as useless as a dirty diaper. Who is it you go to to about the injustice? There is no one, no one listens. The Judicial committee I thought was supposed to help and protect, I need to stop thinking… So many ask, “what do I do” I do not have the answer but am searching for it. I have a hard time understanding why it is so hard for a mother or a father to be able to be a parent to a child they love. When there is an order in place and it is useless because there are some parent’s that use children as a “tool” to get back at the other parent. Yes it hurts the parent but the real damage is done to the child. Children are innocent, they should not be kept away from a parent due to ill feeling from the non custodial parent. It is the most selfish act that could possibly be done.  A break up or divorce is not easy, but why? WHY take it out on the child, the mental scars that are left on that child are scars that will always be there.

Shame on the court’s for allowing this. Shame on the custodial parent for keeping a child or children that belong to both parents. It turns into “my” child not ours. Court orders hold no weight, they are not enforced, children need both parents, and so many are being robbed by having the right to play a part in the child or children’s lives.

When an order is made and you have set days to see your child/children if the other parent breaks the order, file a motion for contempt, or call the police and show them your order, they will help enforce the order, and ensure you see your child/children. There are FAR to many parents that are just plain selfish, and do not care about what the children feel. Children should not be used as bait, or a way of control.

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A woman doing what was asked of her, then everyone turns their back including the court

Dear Judiciary Committee,
I went down to the Statewide Grievance Council to take my notice.  I already know the story of what they did.  I was told that everyone knew that she wasn’t in good standing.  They said that someone in their office (deliberately) filled out the paper wrong to cover up Attorney Johnson not being registered.  And still, it was easily visible on the judicial website for all to see.  The  Hartford G.A. Panel is no dummy.  I work with attorneys and know a whole lot of things about what individuals are getting away with.  Someone called a friend of a friend to break the law.  Trust me, I hear the conversations.
This is clearly what we on the outside (public) are complaining about.  If the inside doesn’t have integrity then how in the world can we on the outside be charged with crimes.  Now this doesn’t make the whole basket look good.
Monica Fore

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Sent: Thu, Oct 6, 2011 9:31 am
Subject: OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE: ATTORNEY QUINN AND STATEWIDE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE

Dear Judiciary Committee,
I am asking for a full investigation on the following:
DOCKET NO.  CV 07-4014410 S                                                            :           SUPERIOR COURT
                                          
MONICA FORE (ERVIN)                                                                         :           J.D. OF NEW BRITAIN
                                     
V.                                                                                                                :           AT NEW BRITAIN
TUNXIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE                                                         :           October 6, 2011
NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF UNCONSTITUTIONALITY
AND OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE:
STATEWIDE GRIEVANCE PANEL G.A. 13 AND THE TOWN OF HARTFORD
            Pursuant to 42 U.S.C. §1983 – Civil Action for Deprivation of Rights, the Plaintiff hereby declares the decision by the Hartford Judicial District Grievance Panel for G.A. 13 and the Town of Hartford unconstitutional as the panel has been dishonest in its actions.  The Plaintiff serves as her proof that it was the State of Connecticut  - Client Security Fund, who put Attorney Tricia Jessica Johnson on suspension.
            According to its website information for the public, the mission of the Statewide Grievance Panel is as follows: “The primary function of the Statewide Grievance Committee is the review and adjudication of complaints.  Additionally, the Statewide Grievance Committee investigates reported overdrafts of attorneys’ clients’ trust accounts and takes action, where necessary, randomly audits attorney trust accounts; oversees the roll of more than 35,000 attorneys admitted to practice in Connecticut through the Attorney Registration process; issues certificates of good standing to the bar; oversees multi-jurisdictional practice and regulates attorney advertising.”
            Thus the panel, Attorney John Quinn, Et Al, as representing the Statewide Grievance Committee in the case of #11-0488, had clear and convincing evidence that the Complainants complaint was real and that there was a credible reason for the Complainant to be concerned about Attorney Tricia Jessica Johnson.  And still, for the panel to have that clear knowledge and proof at their hands, and proof of dates in question as to the suspension of the attorney, and the motion filed by the Attorney General’s Office, the panel could not have honestly come to its conclusion of no probable cause.  Thus by being dishonest the panel has participated in the obstruction of justice in this matter.  It is evident that some government officials are going out of their way to keep the Plaintiff from exposing what happened to applicants and state employees who applied for jobs at Tunxis Community College. This to include what happened in the housing scam in Bristol.
            The panel having participated in obstructing justice in this matter has now assisted in hundreds of state employees and other applicants records to be misplaced and lost to the outside public.  Furthermore, the panel by being dishonest has shown that it cannot be trusted with such an honorable task of providing even handed justice when it comes to the public and its attorneys.
            The Plaintiff further asserts that the case of Fore v. Tunxis Community College, was in fact a whistleblower case gone wrong.  The Plaintiff has tried her best to protect these state employees as well as other applicants who applied for employment.  It should be noted that this is a function that should have been done by employees who were hired by the State of Connecticut, more importantly, the Attorney General’s Office.  Instead of opposing the Plaintiff, the Plaintiff is confused as to why the state is on the opposite side of this matter when it is the state who initially assisted the Plaintiff in filing the complaint. The Plaintiff attaches copies of the Statewide Grievance Committee’s website documents as proof suspension as well as a copy of the Statewide Grievance Committees decision.  This now leaves to question all of the panels decisions on complaints referred to them.
                                                                                                                                                                                       THE PLAINTIFF,
                                                                                               
                                                                                       ____________________________
                                                                                       Monica Fore

 

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A Ct Resident and court records that disapeared, a Judge and her actions

 

October 10, 2011
Judicial Review Council

 

505 Hudson Street

 

Hartford, CT 06126

 

Attn: Ms. Remy Edwards

 

 

 

RE: JUDGE PATTI PITTMAN

 

 

 

Dear Ms. Edwards:

 

 

 

Please find below the list of applicants and state employees whose information has been jeopardized in the case of Fore v. Tunxis Community College.  As I have stated to you, Attorney Tricia Jessica Johnson accepted my case under fraudulent terms.  At all times, Judge Patti Pittman, Attorney John Quinn, and those on the Statewide Grievance Panel G.A.13 and the Town of Hartford, knew that Attorney Johnson was placed on administrative suspension and was not registered during the times in question of my complaint.  Sadly, because of their blatant hatred for me, they overlooked the facts, and lied about “no probable cause” regarding the misconduct with Attorney Johnson.  State records are now missing because of their willful, wanton, reckless and negligent actions.

 

 

 

Please note, it was the Statewide Grievance Council who placed Attorney Johnson on suspension.  More importantly, according to their judicial website, they clearly state on the site for registration – “Question 8: What happens if I do not register?  Attorneys who do not register are not considered in good standing as that term is defined by section 2-65 of the Connecticut Practice Book.  An attorney who has not registered is not eligible to receive a certificate of good standing.  The failure to register is also considered misconduct.  See Section 2-27(f) of the Connecticut Practice Book.

 

 

 

And still, Judge Pittman knew the value of the documents as we have discussed the issue in court.  Please note that I did contact law enforcement in regards to this matter.  This matter has now turned very serious.  As I have also stated to you, state judicial officials have tampered with my cases in court due to the fact that they are angry about my political activities.  The records prove my statements as state documents confirm that Attorney Johnson was suspended and not registered as required by the Connecticut Practice Book rules.  Judge Pittman retaliated against me and granted Attorney Johnson’s withdrawal from the case without making her return my documents or money.  The judicial records will show the actual incidents as they occurred.  Please note, I have already printed out the docket sheets as I have evidence to prove that there are times when documents “suddenly” disappear from the records.  Please find below a list of names that appear in the documents – there are other names that are not listed here:

 

 

 

Director of Counseling Applicants 2004 – Search closed   (EX 7)

 

Margaret Ducharme, James Baker, Raymond Grasco, Sweets Wilson, G. Duncan Harris, Jonathan Alpert, Cheryl Brown, David Ellis, Pamela Rosa, R. Alan Green, Rene Moreno, Joyce Bondos, Nylsa Ubarri-Young, Katherine Palmieri, Kim Hall Moore, Michelle Lawler, Rosanne Alicata, Jane Loud, Girard Abair, Sr.

 

 

 

Director of Institutional Research 2004- Second Search

 

Lynn Bailey, Amy Boisvert, Jamir Chowdhury, David England, James Giana, Wayne Gineo, Sylwia Gorbal, Cynthia Gruman, Frederick Harling, Sheryl Hodge, May Hser, Amy James, Helga Kandschur, Fujia Lu, John Lynch, Sharon Mazzochi, Tammalene Mitman, Pamela Nicholson, David Overly, Stephen Paulone, Ronald Pitruzzello, Paula Roche, Navjot Sandhu, Ronald Shafer, Adam Stern, Robert Watson, David Zajko

 

 

 

Fiscal Administrative Officer(FAO) 2004- Second Search

 

Kathryn Spies, Mary Manocchio, Marjorie Laboriel, Jennifer Harris, Nigel Morris, Denise Olson, Angelique Aubin, Louis Ruddock, Barbara Gallo, Paul Henderson, Patricia Omari, Christine Atkinson, Jacquelyn Campbell, Nancy Normadin, Steven Skelly, Steve Wuerth, Diane Billie, Diane Bedard, Suzanne Ouellette, Doris Carilli, Kristina St. Germain, Karen Brooks, John Rogalewski, Mary Van Ness, Linda McMullen, Jeanine Boucher, Evelyn Joseph, Daniel Paulauskas, Charles Urban, Carmen Rode, Harriette Clark, Catherine Weiss, Robert Reggiani, Kimberly Hunt, Martin Nwachukwu, Wilfred Decker Jr., Paula Anzellotti, Elaine Callahan, Doreen Sward, Umranie Singh, Michael Cloney, Brenda West, Carl Liano, Simone Daillargeon, Catherine Shepherd, Irene Goodfield, Maureen Galligan

 

 

 

FAO- People on the list but do not want to be considered

 

Michael Pagano, Sandra McNally, Barbara Jacus, Mary Charland, Susan Paulauskas, Janice Grant, Karen Cwikla Zern

 

 

 

Chemistry Applicants

 

Hubert Godin, Kirstin O’Neil, Jenny Mapes, Darryl Reome, Debbie Picarelli, Vincent Ginnetti, Michele Paradis, Theresa Palmieri, Celso Coelho, Ifeoma Asoh, Jon Baran, Malgorzata Karas-Golka, Rachelle Garafalo, Jack Anthony Paolino,

 

 

 

Biology Applicants

 

Lawrence Murphy, Sophia Thompson-Cupid, Jack Anthony Paolino, Rachelle Garafalo, Judith Hock, Louis Hurwitz, Diane Witmore, Nancy Gendreau, Charlotte Cancelmo, Lara Volpe, John Kasinskas, Tracie Addy, Robert Herman, Jenny Mapes, Jennifer Esposito, Robert Krause, Joseph Pompei, Debbie Picarelli, Kristin O’Neil

 

 

 

Business Administration 2004

 

Bill Caran, Steven Balkaran, Sharon Mazzochi, Edgardo Gonzalez, Theresa Strong, Robert Baruch, Jane Auger, Barbara Boccaccio Vallera, Joan Willin, Alina Payne, Robert Swick, Cherida Ekpunobi, Thomas Flynn III, Laura Knott Twine, Lauren Klecha, Any Boisvert, Zaidy Palma, Kathleen Bailey, Shannon Dobratz, Jeremiah Nelson, Peter Embriano, Jason Famiglietti, Robert Turner, Robin Hammeal-Urban, Guy Beeman, Ellen Javor, Edward Haberek, E.D. Cormier, Thomas Hermann, Lawrence Baldino, Hunter Mathena, Stacey Williams, Brian Kenny, Robert Grubbs

 

 

 

Early Childhood Education 2004

 

Diedre Johnson, Susan Vater, Hyejoo Back, Louise Sweeney, Sandra Weiler, Cheryl Shain, Nancy Warzecha, Allison Van Hof, Carol LaLaberte, Patricia Piorkowski, Sharon Holcombe, Kathleen Gannon, Shalini Sharma, Jayanti Roy, Kathy Lombardo, Jacalyn Coyne, Janet Anderson, Natalie Dube

 

 

 

Coordinator, Academic Support Center 2004

 

Sharon Mazzochi, Tony Borgen, Bonnie Redinger, Antonia Rose Kapolas, John Mullane, Cheryl Barnard, Deborah Stevens Burns, Mary Susan Snyder, Katherine Palmieri, Raymond Grasso, Teresa Bradshaw, Jack Anthony Paolino, China Wilson, Alison Iovanna, Veronica Mallory, Cynthia Rankins, Rene Moreno, Sweets Wilson, Albert Kim, Lucretia Holley

 

 

 

Clerk Typist Search First Search – Closed

 

Marangelly Montalvo, Paschal Moemeka, Louisa Gonzales, Kati Samela, Sharon Mazzochi, Elizabeth Mensah, Robert Doolan, Danielle Wheeler, Rhonda Gomme, Jessica Goffin, Gwenn Gergory

 

 

 

User Support Specialist

 

Robin Matthews, Mark May, Adam Hansen, Edward Lake, Robert Constant, David Wright, Kathleen Polkey, Christopher Fisher, Karl Goode, Ruth Oritz, Danny White, Debra Johnson, Linda Burns

 

 

 

Clerk Typist – Second Search

 

Richard Burns, Robert Field III, Marangelly Montalvo, Kathleen Johnson, Jessica Goffin, Gail Recchia, Rose Marie Mirante, Danielle Wheeler, Marissa Mazzone, Oksana Walczok, Angela Debevoise, Carissa D’Amico, Elizabeth Mensah, Hillary Beestin, Victoria DeMaria, Bonnie Beecher, Christine Williams, Sharon Torres, Jay Holley

 

 

 

Fine Art – Donna LaGanga did the AA charge in this search

 

Mark Catalina, David Ross, Jeanne Manzelli, Patricia Weise, Michael Long, Michael DiGiorgio, Jessica Somers, Lisa MacBride, Monika Malewska, David Archambault, Mark Zunino, Susan Perl Waaramaa, Gil Scullion, Joanne Pease, Michele Wright, Raymond Majerski, Richard Thomas, Meghan LeBorious, Terry Lennox, Bridget Grady, Mary Burk Smith, Rebecca Thompson, Benjamin Potter, Roger Straub, Thomas Gradante.

 

 

 

Admissions Office/International Students Advisor

 

Barbara Styrczula, Donna Warner, Genita Mangum, Carla Machado Rodrigues, Leah Hutton Blumenfeld, Jateen Taylor, Daniela Akaratovic, Michele Anderson, Olufumilayo Agbaje, Cheryl Britton, Anne Brislin, Nancy Benson, Sia Baur, Jerry Buckley, Maricar Cosme, Marco Constante, Deborah Cook Hebert, Mona Cappuccio, Sarah Cook Curtis, Lori DeLeo, Robert D’Angelo, Mary Ann Ettinger, Beth Engwall, Karen Fleming, Elaine Flannigan, Yaritza Gonzalez, Jennifer Hoffman, Shannon Higgins, Susan Hamilton, Mary Harrington, Julie Horelick, Kashema Jennings, Linda Kresge, Nancy Kleindienst, Pamela Kim, Elaine LeLaurin, Gregoria Lubin, Mary Ann Lynch, Melissa Lombardo, Rachael McGann, Judi Murphy, Mary Muniz, Carmen Morton, Nancy Norton, Ana Popielnicki, Anna Maria Pherson, Leanna Phan, Karen Quenneville, Nancy Rozwadowski, Sue Rosenbach, Natalya Shmeleva, Mark Santini, Katie Sahlin, Janet Thayer, Maureen Wishart, Donna Waranowicz-Foss

 

 

 

Director of Business & Industry

 

John Anthony Siegel, Cherell Curtis, Stephen Ruggiero, Lionel Rigler, Elizabeth Rossomando, Beth Sweetland Bailey, Cheryl Stern, Angela Skyers, Scot Scala, Lillian St. George, E. Zoe Stetson, Edmond Vinarub, Karen Veit, Carolyn Veillette, Robert Wright, Donna Waldron, Stacey Williams, Dawn Leger, Travis Rose, Laurel Coleman, Cheryl Murray, Edward Borowski, Stephen Paulone, Christian Petrilli, Joseph Grandel, Arthur Beirn, Herman Boeglin, Cheryl Curtis, Lisa Cavallo, Robert Carlson, Mark Dreschler, Raymond DeLucia, Caren Dickman, Cherida Ekpunobi, Theresa Janeczek, Steven Kiernan, Joyce Liljedah, Lisa LoMonaco, Sharon Mazzochi, Melissa Morse, Pamela Newman, James O’Hara, Donald Piecuch, Katherine Palmieri, Erin Sherman Pagano, Arthur Paulette Jr., Diane Perreault

 

 

 

Custodian

 

Pershootam Adams, Edwin Pandolfio, Jed Brandt, Donald Caron, Lilliam Lopez, William Signne, Jamal James, James Williams, Nicholas Okenquist, Robert Killeen, Lee Brady, Donald Green

 

 

 

Maintainer

 

John Balsamo, Jed Brandt, Donald Green, Mark Kapustey, John Mahaffy, Margarita Marrero, Brian Michaud, Joseph Morozuk, William Signore, Douglas Towne, James Williams, Daniel Zysk

 

 

 

Secretary I

 

Jennifer Alena, Kerri-Kay Allen, Kristina Andres, Peggy Bintle, Lisa Brenneman, Patricia Brown, MaryEllen Cardello, Julie Carta, Vicki Carter, Deanna Chapatro, Mary Demers, Nancy Dennis, Pamela Dunlap, Diane Duran, Deborah Farrell, Karen Ferraro, Jeff Gaillard, Sandra Gil, Leisa Green, Diane Grego, Gwenn Gregory, Nadine Grubbs, Lynn Gurski, Dawn Haggarty, Jennifer Henry, Spencer Hergalee, Darlene Herrick, Earlisha Holloway, Danuta Kostka, Gweneth LaRoche, Susan Ledoux, Robin Lewis, Joyce Luddy, Carol Lummis, Jill Marocchini, Maria Masiello, Grisel Merced, Judith Monarca, Kathleen Mullady, Colleen Nicholson, Ernestine Nobou, Pam Palmer, Debra Papaietro, Barbara Paradis, Deborah Pepin, Elizabeth Pitt, Krista Lynn Purpura, Zinnia Reyes, Darlene Richards, Ruby Ricketts, Kim Robinson, Susan Ross, Linda Roussel, Shavonne Sanders, Susan Saporite, Nancy Sazanowivcz, Beatrice Segal, Sharnelle Simons, Keenyha Smith, Laverne Smith, Sandra Sobotker, Suzanne Soucie, Carmen Starnella, Regina Steperd, Kimberly Sutton, Mary Ann Sylvester, Darlene Testa, Joy Tolbert, Leonor Varhol, Liza Velez, Thomas Vigue, Rhea Werner, Clare Wight, Lea Williams, Deborah Yeomans, Adelaide Zachary 

 

 

 

*Other searches conducted such as English, History, etc where names are included in emails and on documents.  They are not listed here.

 

 

 

Additional names in documents:

 

 

 

Alexander, Brenda                    Allen, Yolanda            Andres, Kristina

 

Archambault, David                 Armstrong, Ken          Augustine, Lisa

 

Bencivengo, Mary                     Benoit, Pat                  Bintle, Peggy

 

Blaszczynski, Andre                 Blazek, Jerry               Boccaccio, Barbara

 

Bonina, Bryan                           Burns, Michelle           Byczkiewicz, Romuald

 

Byrd, China                              Caporale, Terry           Carenza, Estelle

 

Cavanaugh, Susan                     Chaput, Liz                 Clark, Thomas

 

Cleary, Charles                          Coan, Francis              Cook, Edward

 

Coppala, Paul                            Coyne, Jacalyn            Cusano, Lucille

 

Dantino, Susan                          Dean, Martha              Delancy, Obed

 

DeLeo, Ruth                             DellaMura, Virginia    DeMaria, Victoria

 

Dennis, Nancy                          Dickens, Loren            Drwiega, Maria

 

Dubois, Arthur                          Ducharme, Maggie      Duclos, Keith

 

Dwyer, Francine                       Edwards, Richard       Ellis, Diane

 

England, David                         Ersinghaus, Steve        Felice, Cathy

 

Fischer, Rubin                           Fuller, Lori                  Gotowka, Christine

 

Gradowski, Linda                     Grassilli, Nancy           Hall-Moore, Kim

 

Hasegawa, Jack                         Haugh, Nancy             Hemenway, David

 

Herzog, Marc                            Himmel, Diana            Hull, Rosenda

 

Jenecaro, Joseph                        Jordan, Terry               Juba, Susan

 

Karath, Kimon                          Kaupas, Linda             Keifer, Elizabeth

 

Kelly, Adrianne                                    Klema, Steve               Kluba, William

 

Knopf, Leigh                            Krimmel, Margot        Kureczka, Ann Marie

 

Laperuta, Laura                         Lavoie, Lisa                Leggett, Peggy

 

Lewis, Robin                             Lodovico, John           Luciano, Connie

 

Luddy, Joyce                            Lummis, Carol            Mack, Qing

 

Marafino, Bette                         Markiewicz, Judy        Martorelli, Katherine

 

McCluskey, Peter                      Melnicsak, Nancy       Merced, Grisel

 

Mertens, Christine                     Mikulski, Kenneth     

 

Minor, Judy                               Mitchell, Victor           Morton, Diane

 

Navitsky, Linda                                    Nocera, Julie               Pascoe, Nora

 

Peters, Kirk                               Piscitelli, Christine      Pittman, Kelly

 

Reilly-Roberts, Judy                 Revillini, James           Ricketts, Ruby

 

Ross, Paula                                Rowe, Greg                 Samberg, Wendy

 

Seaver, Sylvia                           Simanski, Joseph         Sirois, Lori

 

Skalicky, Francine                     Summa, Louise           Sumple, Coreen

 

Sutton, Kimberly                      Swirsky, Susan            Timmons, John

 

Trainor, Mary                            Wahl, Robert               Watterworth, Kristine

 

Williamson, Jenni                      Wilson, Deborah         Witt, Melissa

 

Yawin, Marguerite                    Zhou, Deying 

 

 

 

Sincerely,

Monica Fore

 


 

 

 


 


 

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No Court can make you stop loving, stop trying and stop the Army being built

Disgusting courts….. allowing this pain, we are not LAB RATS WE ARE PARENTS…. you live on lies, we  live on love. memory’s, and most importantly, the PROMISE TO NEVER GIVE UP.

To all the hurting parent’s we need to unite… as we have been, these are our children.  FAMILY COURTS…. YOU ARE THE REASON, YOU HAVE ALLOWED IT. We as parents are taking action against the corrupt Judges and fake G.A.L’S

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The Family Court System Is Much More Than Corrupt It Is Boken

This story is so true, no words spoken just the love in the child and parents eyes. Why do so many have to hurt? Why after the thousands of cries NOTHING is done. The courts have this “untouchable” “Do as they many syndrome” Who cares about the thousands they hurt. Who is overlooking these CORRUPT JUDGES? WHO IS LETTING THEM DESTROY A GOOD MOTHER A GOOD FATHER? Why does it not matter, we are human beings, this is America!!!! Land of the free home of the brave, but a slap in the face and who cares about your feelings. This is the biggest war, with all of the hurt parents, and all of them coming together, the day will come where the questions will be answered. YOU! THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM are to blame for letting this happen, who cares, it isn’t your family, time on the bench is money in your pocket. You cannot buy love, nor can you fight it. As we get stronger and our voices get louder we will one day end this war. You have destroyed far to many…..

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Family Courts, The Lives Ruined, The Judges Allow It

It is no secret that the family court system has the power to rip families apart. The corrupt judges that took an oath to protect are hardly doing that.  The Guardian ad let em’s that are appointed run up a hefty bill that can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Children are forced to choose the parent they would like to reside with and that is a hard choice for a child to make.

The Judges and Magistrates do not put the child’s best interest first. Parents are being incarcerated for arrears in child support even when effort is being made. It is hard enough to provide in one household in this economy and being the parent paying child support seems to fall victim in many different areas. They do not get the equal parenting time  that should be given. Parents should be able to parent as  50/50 unless a parent has done something to lose the option. Children need both parents, they deserve both parents. It should not come down to money, a child’s love has no cost, a parents love has no cost.

With the number of questionable Judges and Magistrates on the bench that are ruining lives daily. Parents are losing everything to fight for their children, and they end up in debt. Having a court appointed attorney does not offer much help, they are far to overloaded and do not have the time to give the person in need of legal guidance.

People feeling as if they are just puppets the strings being held by the Judges behind the bench.

So many complaints about the Judges Names are listed below

Hon. Alan E. Steele

Hon. Elliot Solomon

Hon. Jorge A Simon

Hon. Patty  Pittman

Hon. Barbra Quinn

Hon. Barry C Pinkus

Family Magistrate.

Katherine Hutchinson

Harris T Lifshitz

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Points Of Law….. Going pro se? Time to Educate

POINTS OF LAW
Which support and in turn are supported
by the Constitution of the United States of America.

1. “Where the meaning of the Constitution is clear and unambiguous, there can be no resort to construction to attribute to the founders a purpose or intent not manifest in its letter.” Norris v. Baltimore, 172, MD 667; 192 A 531.0.

2. “It cannot be assumed that the framers of the Constitution and the people who adopted it, did not intend that which is the plain import of the language used. When the language of the Constitution is positive and free of all ambiguity, all courts are not at liberty, by a resort to the refinements of legal learning, to restrict its obvious meaning to avoid the hardships of particular cases. We must accept the Constitution as it reads when its language is unambiguous, for it is the mandate of the Sovereign power.” Cooke v. Iverson, 122, N.W. 251.

3. “All laws which are repugnant to the Constitution are null and void.” Marbury v. Madison, 5 US (2 Cranch) 137, 174, 176, (1803)

4. “The Constitution is superior to any ordinary act of the legislature; the Constitution and not such ordinary act, must govern the case to which they both apply.” Marbury v. Madison, 5 US 137, 176 (U.S.Supreme Ct)

5. “The Bill of Rights was provided as a BARRIER, to protect, the individual against the arbitrary extractions of the majorities, executives, legislatures, courts, sheriffs, and prosecutors, and it is the primary distinction between democratic and totalitarian processes.” STANDLER – Supreme Court of Florida en banc, 36 so 2d 443, 445(1948)

6. “Government may not prohibit or control the conduct of a person for reasons that infringe upon constitutionally guaranteed freedoms.” Smith v. U.S. 502 F 2d 512 CA Tex(1974)

7. “It is a duty as much as a right for all citizens to jealously and zealously protect their Fourth Amendment rights.” U.S. Supreme Court, appeal of Chimel v. Calif. 89 S Ct 2034

8. “Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no rule in making or legislation which would abrogate them.” Miranda v. Arizona, (U.S. Supreme Ct) 380 US 436(1966)

9. “There can be no sanction or penalty imposed upon one because of his exercise of Constitutional rights.” Sherar v. Cullen, 481 F 2d 946(1973)

10. “We find it intolerable that one Constitutional right should have to be surrendered in order to assert another.” Simmons v. U. S., 390, US 389(1968)

11. “The claim and exercise of a Constitutional right cannot be converted to a crime.” Miller v.U. S., 230 F 486 at 489

12. “When Constitutional rights have been violated, remedies for violations are not dependant upon fictionalized distinctions.” Kelly v. U. S., 379 F Sup 532

13. Ed 1165: “In determining whether…rights were denied, we are governed by the substance of things and not by mere form;” ID., Louisville & N.R. Co. v. Schmidt, 177 US 230, 20 Sup., Ct., 620 44 L Ed 747

14. “One need not be a criminal to claim Fifth Amendment (right), it applies to civil suits as well.” Isaacs v. U.S., 256 F 2d 654.

15. “Fifth Amendment (right) is available to outside of criminal court proceedings and serves to protect persons in all settings…” Miranda v. Arizona, (U.S. Supreme Ct.) 380 US 436(1966)

16. “Civil contempts are sometimes civil in name only, entailing what are in reality criminal punishments.” Wyman v. Uphaus, 360 US 72(1959)

17. “To penalize the failure to give a statement which is self incriminatory is beyond the power of Congress.” U.S. v. Lombarde, 228 F. 980

18. “All acts of legislature…contrary to natural right and justice are void.” Robin v. Hardaway, 1 Jefferson 109(1772)

19. “law of the land…renders judgment only after trial.” Dartmouth College v. Woodward 4 Wheet, US 518, 4 Ed 629(1814)

20. “due course of law…is synonymous with ‘due process of law’ or ‘law of the land”’… Kansas Pac. Ry. Co. v. Dunmeyer, 19 Kan 542 (See also Davidson v. New Orelans, 96 US 97, 24, L Ed 616).

21. “Lack of counsel of choice can be conceivably even worse than no counsel at all, or of having to accept counsel beholden to one’s adversary.” Burgett v. Texas, 389 US 109

22. “A state or federal court which arbitrarily refuses to hear a party by counsel…civil or criminal, denies the party a hearing, and therefore denies him due process of law in a Constitutional sense.” Reynolds, v. Cochran, 365 US 525, 51 Ed @d 754, 81 S Ct 723 in Am Jur P.979

23. “A plaintiff need not pursue his state remedies before instituting a 1983 action.” Monroe v. Pape (or perhaps Pope), 365 US 167(1961)

24. “To maintain an action under (42 USC) 1983, it is not necessary to allege or prove that the defendants intended to deprive Plaintiff of his Constitutional rights or that they acted willfully, purposely, or in furtherance of a conspiracy… it is sufficient to establish that the deprivation… was the natural consequences of Defendants acting under the color of law…” Ethridge v Rhodos, DC Ohio 268 F Sup 83(1967), Whirl v. Kern, CA 5 Texas 407 F 2d 781 (1968) Ury v. Santee, DC Ill,(1969)

25. “In a 42-1983 action, the allegations of the Complaint and the inferences to be drawn therefrom, upon a motion to dismiss, must be taken most favorably to the Plaintiff.” Nanez v. Ritger, DC Wis. 304 F Sup 354(1969)

26. “When any court violates the clean and unambiguous language of the Constitution, a fraud is perpetrated and no one is bound to obey it.” State v. Sutton, 63 Minn. 147 65 NW 262 30 LRA 630 AM ST 459

27. “Disobedience or evasion of a Constitutional mandate may not be tolerated, even though such disobedience may…promote in some respects the best interests of the public.” Slote v. Bd. of Examiners, 274 N.Y. 367; 2 NE 2d 12; 112 ALR 660. (See also Watson v. Memphis, 375 US 526; 10 L Ed 529; 83 S Ct 1314.)

28. “It is the duty of the courts to be watchful for the CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS of the citizen, against any stealthy encroachments thereon.” Boyd v. U.S., 116 US 616, 635, (1885)

29. “The judicial branch has only one duty – to lay the Article of the Constitution which is involved beside the statute which is challenged and to decide whether the latter squares with the former…the only power it (the Court) has…is the power of judgment.” U.S. v. Butler, 297 US(1936)

30. “A claim under the civil rights act expressly gives the District Court Jurisdiction, no matter how imperfectly the claim is stated.” Harmon v. Superior Ct of the State of California, 307 F 2d 796, CA 9(1962)

31. “A court is without power to render a judgment it lacks jurisdiction of the parties or of the subject matter…In such cases, the judgment is void, has no authority and may be impeached.” O’Leary v. Waterbury Title Co., 117 Conn 39, 43, 166 A. 673

32. “Courts, (must) indulge every reasonable presumption against waiver of fundamental constitutional rights, and…not presume acquiescence in the loss of fundamental rights.” Dimmock v. Scalded, 293 US 474(1935) 304 US at 464

33. “A complaint may not be dismissed on motion if it states some sort of claim, baseless though it may prove to be and inartistically as the complaint may be drawn. This is particularly true where the Plaintiff is not represented by counsel.” Brooks v. Pennsylvania R. Co., 91 F Sup 101 DC SD NY(1950)

34. “a motion to dismiss is not to be granted unless it appears beyond doubt that the plaintiff can prove no set of acts which would entitle him to relief.” “Haines v. Keener, 404 US 519, 30 L Ed 2d 652, 92 S CT 594(1972)

35. “Decency, security, and liberty alike demand that government officials shall be subjected to the same ruses of conduct that are commands to the citizen.” Olmstead v. U.S., 277 US 438 485; 48 S CT L ED 944(1928)

36. “Judges may be punished criminally for willful deprivation of…rights on the strength of 18 usc 242.” Imbler v. Pachtman, US 47 L Ed 2d 128, 96 S Ct 37. “Judges have no immunity from prosecution for their judicial acts.” Bradley v. Fisher, US 13 Wall 335(1871)

38. “Government immunity violates the common law maxim that everyone shall have remedy for an injury done to his person or property.” Fireman’s Ins. Co. of Newark, N.J. v. Washburn County, 2 Wis 2d 214, 85 N.W. 2d 840(1957)

39. “Immunity fosters neglect and breeds irresponsibility, while liability promotes care and caution, which caution and care is owed by the government to its people.” Rabon v. Rowen Memorial Hosp., Inc., 269 NS 1, 13, 152 SE 1d 485, 493(1967) 40. “Actions by state officers and employees, even if unauthorized or in excess of authority, can be actions under ‘color of law’.” Stringer v. Dilger, CA 10 Colo 313 F 2d 536(1963)

41. “A judge is not immune from criminal sanctions under the civil rights act.” Ex Parte Virginia, 100 US 339(1879), (54 US v. Moylon 417 F 2d 1002, 1006(1969))

42. “the language and purpose of the civil rights acts, are inconsistent with the application of common law notions of official immunity…” Jacobsen v. Henne, CA 2 NY 335 F 2d 129, 133 (1966). (See also Anderson v. Nosser, CA 5 Miss 428 F 2d 183 (1971))

43. “Governmental immunity is not a defense under (42 USC 1983) making liable every person who under color of state law deprives another person of his civil rights.” Westberry v. Fisher, DC Me. 309 F Sup 95(1970)

44. “Judicial immunity is no defense to a judge acting in the clear absence of jurisdiction.” Bradley v. Fisher, US 13 Wall 335 (1871)

45. “When the responsibilities of lawmaker, prosecutor, judge, jury and disciplinarian are thrust upon a judge he is obviously incapable of holding the scales of justice perfectly fair and true.” Fisher v. Pace, 336 US 155 at 167

46. “the jury…acts not only as a safeguard against judicial excesses, but also as a barrier to legislative and executive oppression. The Supreme Court… recognizes that the jury…is designed to protect Defendants against oppressive governmental practices.” United States ex rel Toth v. Quarles, 350 US 11, 16 (1955)

47. The Jury has “an unreviewable and irreversible power…to acquit in disregard of the instructions of the law given by the trial judge.” U.S. v. Dougherty, 473 F 2d 1113, 1139 (1972) 

48. “The common law right of the jury to determine the law as well as the facts remains unimpaired.” State v. Croteau, 23 Vt 14, 54 AM DEC 90 (1849)

50. “A conviction obtained where the accused was denied counsel is treated as void for all purposes.” Burgett v. Texas, 389, US 109 (1967)

51. “A conviction under an unconstitutional law is…illegal and void and cannot be a legal cause of imprisonment; the courts must liberate a person imprisoned under it…one imprisoned…may be discharged by the writ of ‘Habeas Corpus’.” (16 Am Jur Sec 150)

52. “Our system of taxation is based on voluntary assessment and payment, not upon distraint.” 362 US S 145, 176, 80 S Ct 630, 647 4 L Ed 623 (1960)

53. “To lay with one hand the power of government on the property of the citizen, and with the other to bestow it on favored individuals…is none the less robbery because it was done under the forms of law and is called taxation.” Miller 20 Wall 655, 663, 664 (1874)

54. K.H. Through Murphy v. Morgan, 914 F.2d 846 (C.A.7 (Ill.), 1990. “No case authoritative within this circuit, however, had held that the state had a comparable obligation to protect children from their own parents, and we now know that the obligation does not exist in constitutional law.”

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“In all criminal cases whatever, the jury shall have the right to determine the law, and the facts…as in civil cases.” Under Article IV, Section 2 of the United States Constitution the above law (which appears in the Constitution of Oregon and the constitutions of numerous other states) has the standing and force of Constitutional law in all states.

Acknowledgment- From http://mhkeehn.tripod.com/ptsoflaw.pdf

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Judges Oath

THE SOLEMN                        

 

                       Judicial Oath of Office 

 

                                                            28 USCS   453

 

                                                        IS BEING IGNORED

            WITH ARROGANCE AND IMPUNITY

                           BY OUTLAW JUDGES !

 

                                                                        

 

 

                                                                   28 USCS 453: 

              Solemn Oath of Justices and Judges

 

  Each justice or judge of the United States shall take the following oath

          or affirmation before performing the duties of his office:

 

 

       ”I, ________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will administer justice

    without respect to persons, and do equal right to the poor and to the

   rich, and that I will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform

   all the duties incumbent upon me as ________ under the Constitution and

                   laws of the United States.  So help me God.”

 

                                        

                 

 

      MUST HOLD EVERY JUDGE ACCOUNTABLE

          TO THEIR SOLEMN OATH OF OFFICE 

            THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAW 

 

                                            

 No position can be more clear than that all federal judges are bound

    by The  solemn obligation of religion to regulate their decisions

agreeably to Constitution of United States, and that it is the standard

         of their  determination in all cases that come before them. 

                          United States v Callender (1800, CCD Va) 25 F Cas 239,No 14709.

 

      As John Adams put it in the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights: “It is essential to the preservation of the rights

    of  every individual, his life, liberty, property and character, that there be an impartial interpretation of the laws, and

    administration of justice. It is the right of every citizen to be tried by judges as free, impartial and independent as

    the lot of humanity will admit.”

 

      The Founders well understood how essential it would be to find judges who could live up to the promises contained

    in the judicial oath that every federal judge has taken since the early years of the republic: to “administer justice

    without respect to persons, and do equal right to the poor and to the rich, and … impartially discharge and perform

    all the duties incumbent on me…under the Constitution and laws of the United States.”

 

  The Founders, with their realistic views of human nature, would not have been surprised to see judges who

sometimes faltered in their ability to live up to those high ideals. What would have surprised them, though,

would be the appearance of a breed of judges who seem to disagree with the principles they pledged to uphold,

judges who seem to have adopted a new oath for themselves that goes something like this: “I do solemnly swear

to administer justice with close attention to the individual characteristics of the parties, to show compassion to

those I deem deserving, and to discharge my duties according to my personal understanding of the Constitution,

the laws of the United States, and such higher laws as have been revealed to me.”

If THEY WERE ONLY DOING WHAT THEY SWORE TO DO

 

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What is a Kangaroo Court?

A kangaroo court or kangaroo trial is a colloquial term for a sham legal proceeding or court. The outcome of a trial by kangaroo court is essentially determined in advance, usually for the purpose of ensuring conviction, either by going through the motions of manipulated procedure or by allowing no defense at all.

A kangaroo court’s proceedings deny, hinder or obstruct due process rights in the name of expediency. Typically, a kangaroo court will deliberately abuse one or more of the following rights of the accused:

  • right to hear a full statement of the exact charges made against the accused
  • right to have adequate time and resources to prepare a defense against the charges
  • right to summon witnesses
  • right of cross-examination
  • right to introduce evidence which supports acquittal of the accused
  • right not to incriminate oneself
  • right not to be tried on secret evidence
  • right to control one’s own defense
  • right to exclude evidence that is improperly obtained, irrelevant or inherently inadmissible, e.g., hearsay
  • right to exclude judges or jurors on the grounds of partiality or conflict of interest
  • right to have a verbatim stenographic record of the trial proceedings created
  • right of appeal

The term is often applied to courts subjectively judged as such, while others consider the court to be legitimate and legal. A kangaroo court may be a court that has had its integrity compromised; for example, if the judge is not impartial and refuses to be recused.

It may also be an elaborately scripted event intended to appear fair while having the outcome predetermined from the start. Terms meaning “show trial”, like the German Schauprozess, indicate the result is fixed before (usually guilty): the “trial” is just for show. Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin’s kangaroo trials against his enemies, whom he labeled enemies of the people, were notorious, notably in the context of the Great Purge.

In 2008, Singapore’s Attorney-General applied to the High Court to commence contempt proceedings against three individuals who appeared in the new Supreme Court building wearing identical white T-shirts bearing a palm-sized picture of a kangaroo dressed in a judge’s gown.

Following the January 25 Revolution in Egypt in 2011, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces used military trials to obtain convictions of civilians in possibly over 10,000 trials that lasted on average 20 minutes, and in some cases lasting only a few minutes.

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Due Process And your right to it!!!

Due process is the legal principle that the government must respect all of the legal rights that are owed to a person according to the law. Due process holds the government subservient to the law of the land protecting individual persons from the state. When a government harms a person without following the exact course of the law it constitutes a due process violation which offends against the rule of law.

Due process has also been frequently interpreted as limiting laws and legal proceedings (see substantive due process), so judges – instead of legislators – may define and guarantee fundamental fairness, justice, and liberty. This interpretation has proven controversial, and is analogous to the concepts of natural justice, and procedural justice used in various other jurisdictions. This interpretation of due process is sometimes expressed as a command that the government shall not be unfair to the people or shall not abuse them physically.

Due process is not used in contemporary English law, though two similar concepts are natural justice (which generally applies only to decisions of administrative agencies and some types of private bodies like trade unions) and the British constitutional concept of the rule of law as articulated by A. V. Dicey and others.[1] However, neither concept lines up perfectly with the American conception of due process, which, as explained below, presently contains many implied rights not found in the ancient or modern concepts of due process in England.[2]

Due process developed from clause 39 of the Magna Carta in England. When English and American law gradually diverged, due process was not upheld in England, but did become incorporated in the Constitution of the United States.

Definition obtained from Wikipedia

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